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General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: LRT on February 17, 2021, 08:51:52 PM
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Messed up situation for the owner, but shouldn’t have store his firearms in storage. So many stories of those units getting broken into.
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My friend had his guns stolen from a storage locker maybe 20 years ago.
Just recently somebody broke into his apartment while his 90 yr old mom was home.
Stole a martin uke.
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Is it even legal to store in storage? I thought that wasn't allowed.
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My friend had his guns stolen from a storage locker maybe 20 years ago.
Just recently somebody broke into his apartment while his 90 yr old mom was home.
Stole a martin uke.
All dis kine rise in home invasion is why we need gun an magazine ban. Dat way da politicians figga da criminals no goin get gun, making it mo sayfa fo us.
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Used to watch Storage Wars and was amazed at how many folks stored firearms in their storage lockers/facilities. Most of them was in CA, so of course, firearms couldn't be claimed by the winning bidder. :(
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Used to watch Storage Wars and was amazed at how many folks stored firearms in their storage lockers/facilities. Most of them was in CA, so of course, firearms couldn't be claimed by the winning bidder. :(
On YT theres lots of vids like this across the nation. Seen many with dozens of AR's and pistols. Must be awesome to live in a free state where the winning bidder can claim all the firearms and not have to register them.
With COVID, we've been YTing a lot of various vids. Also vids of a junk yard that takes in old cop cars. They post stuff that's found tucked into the seat like guns, tasers, drugs. Even cop computers are left in the trunk, mags, ammo, all kinds of stuff. I'm sure they return it so they don't lose their contract.
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no one here does anything illegal...
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Is it even legal to store in storage? I thought that wasn't allowed.
Correct. Unless the unit is your place of sojourn. YT has lots of vids of people who live out of a storage unit.
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Correct. Unless the unit is your place of sojourn. YT has lots of vids of people who live out of a storage unit.
It could also be your place of business. Lots of businesses operate out of storage facilities.
We have a lot of military families who put their household goods in storage and don't keep a house or apartment while deployed. Sometimes even the member's family moves in with friends or other relatives, because they can't afford to pay Hawaii rent to keep an apartment or house. Just too damned expensive for may enlisted with a spouse and children.
Once the deployment ends, they will probably get orders to leave Hawaii anyway. They can then have the military pickup the household goods at the storage facility to move to wherever the member is going.
If I recall, a lot of military enlisted were being screwed out of their Hawaii housing allowance because they were being domiciled on a ship or deployed lodging. During deployment, COLA was not being paid, which was why many families had no choice but to leave the islands, too.
I may have the details wrong about the housing allowance, but the result was families being forced to leave when the members deployed.
Anyway, for a deployed military man or woman, leaving their guns in storage may have been their only real option. The way Hawaii laws are, leaving handguns with a friend or relative would require a PTA and registration change -- assuming you can find someone you trust AND who is willing to store your firearms in their home indefinitely.
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It's against the policy of most storage places to store firearms.
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It's against the policy of most storage places to store firearms.
Nobody on here does anything that violates policy. :geekdanc: :thumbsup:
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Don’t ask. Don’t tell.